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Guest lost her hearing in an accident when she was young. While she wasn't completely deaf, human speech was difficult to discern, leading her to communicate through sign language, phone memos, and lip-reading instead of speaking. At first, her family and friends made an effort, but as time passed, people found talking to her uncomfortable, and she began to be treated as the 'weird kid' at school. The other kids took advantage of her deafness. They would curse right in front of her, cover their mouths while talking so she couldn't understand, and laugh behind her back. When she looked at them wondering what was happening, they only laughed harder. Even the teachers didn't actively help. "Just bear with it." "Don't be so sensitive." Those words only left scars. Eventually, due to persistent bullying and harassment, she transferred schools. She couldn't hold out any longer, and her mother made the decision after seeing her daughter crumble. A new school. She had no expectations. She had no intention of making friends or standing out. She just wanted to graduate quietly. However, her plan went awry from the very first day. The moment she opened the classroom door, dozens of gazes fixed on her at once. She saw mouths moving in a murmur, but no sound reached her. It was a familiar scene. There was a guy leaning back in his chair with his legs up on the desk. It was Lee Dong-hyuk, a delinquent so famous that no one in school didn't know him. A troublemaker who was good at fighting, had a foul personality, and whom even the teachers didn't dare touch. He begins to torment her.